London’s Most Mysterious Museum Exhibits: Part 1
A battery-operated opossum? A yeti’s foot?
A battery-operated opossum? A yeti’s foot?
Two London museums shortlisted for public vote.
The world of tiny creatures brought to life in a shrine full of slides.
Know your slippery dick from your booby?
Have we got mews for you…
The wonders of zoology get their own hashtags.
A quarter of a century before a Robert-Shaw-devouring shark had the final word in aquatic menace, there was the Creature From the Black Lagoon. Actually, this dude is even more menacing. He has legs, and can leave his watery environment in search of lady flesh. …
The wonderful, skeletal, taxidermical marvel that is the Grant Museum of Zoology is to shut up shop on 1 July for at least half a year. The cramped closet of anatomy is shifting from its current home on Gower Street to more roomy quarters. From …
The Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky must rank as one of the most bizarre on Earth (or any other planet in this 14 billion year old universe). The ‘educational’ institution maintains that the world is only a few thousand years old and that humans and …
No series about the Grant Museum – our Museum of the Month – would be complete without mentioning the exceptional range of free events hosted by the UCL venue. Tonight sees a corker – a screening of the 1941 horror classic ‘The Wolfman‘. The film …
In the third of three posts, we focus on individual exhibits from the weird and wonderful collection of our Museum of the Month – the Grant Museum. Here we see the skeleton of a female quagga (Equus quagga quagga). This extinct form of zebra lived …